Another brick in the wall. Review on Sinhal Classes, Mumbai

: As the trend demands joining some sort of classes are a must.Frankly speaking admission into classes have become as important a part of education as joining a college. Sinhal classes to be precise the chembur branch of it is what I can give you an insight of. Situated in a highly accessible region opposite the Sai Baba temple the entry to the classes is guarded by the sweetest watchman who excuses students when they forget their ID's at times.The charges for tutoring are same as else where.But the reason for my opting to go sinhal's was because they did not select students.They welcome students with the lowest of marks and that shows their confidence in themselves and their students.Incentives like a bag,log books ,pens are given to students in due course of time.Students are divided into the evening and the morning batches depending on their maths/science marks. The classes for the 12th begin in the december vacation thats when you are still in the 11th and thereafter on public holidays till the completion of 11th std and thereafter daily.Famed to be the first classes who finish their portion they follow a steady time-tableand are well organised. The salient features though are the model answer sheets given at the end of each test which helps us evaluate ourselves and leaves us less anxious. The professors though may not be the best in the business know their job well and though personal advertisements and silly jokes are a part of the Sinhal's professors they are a good lot.They teach what is necessary and do not torture students with brain splitting unsolvable sums.They are a very practical lot but they do honour the requests of prodigal students. The notes are quite good and leaves no need to purchase text books unless told. The assignments given are never checked seriously.Its totally upto the students to submit them or otherwise.There is never any undue pressure to which a student is subjected. The test series make the tutoring complete.It is more than enough to brave the students for the final battle of the board exams.